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Economic security is the core issue for voters and the absence of challengers on his flank allows the Tory leader to capitalise
Public accounts committee ‘increasingly alarmed’ by Covid cost pressures, slow progress at Euston and ‘lack of clarity’
The state-backed group plans an expansion of its start-up loan scheme as more UK companies join the programme
MPs concerned about dominance of big labels and effect of their deals with streaming services on musicians
A new chamber that gives local mayors a voice in Westminster is the best way to level up England
Investors place £100bn of bids for 12-year government debt
Overall borrowing is slightly down but higher than economists’ forecast
Climate change, Northern Ireland and tax rates for tech giants on the agenda as British PM visits US
Boris Johnson undertakes a major refresh of his government, with some striking new appointments and the sacking of several longstanding allies
New housing minister likely to focus on ‘overlooked families and unvalued communities’
The UK government’s confused handling of the situation has only fuelled distrust
Chancellor aims to illustrate Tory fiscal discipline in next month’s Budget
Deal with US and Australia underlines the post-Brexit tilt towards Indo-Pacific region
Ministerial shake-up brings in younger team as PM focuses on delivering post-Brexit, post-Covid domestic plans
The government will be judged on its success in ‘levelling up’ regions
Johnson has removed liabilities, built party bridges and repositioned Gove in a bid to meet expectations
Truss replaces Raab at Foreign Office and Gove handed job of tackling ‘levelling up’ as PM sacks four senior colleagues
Money needed over the next decade to cover pandemic recovery and capital spending, Andy Byford argues
Bridge to Northern Ireland and New Enterprise scheme are first casualties in countdown to agenda-setting review
Doses were to be manufactured in Scotland with deliveries starting in 2022
Note to the UK government: raising corporate taxes has economic costs
Prospect of £12bn a year in higher taxes triggers abstentions and 5 votes against by PM’s own MPs
Johnson’s plan to tackle treatment backlog will fall far short of what is needed, health think-tank predicts
Civil society groups say Glasgow COP26 faces ‘vaccine apartheid’ and logistical hurdles
Focusing on GDP and physical infrastructure is futile without real-life benefits for people living in left-behind towns
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